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Mchaneys at 14:03, 12 October 2012

2012-10-12T14:03:07Z

Mchaneys: /* Requirement for Uploading or Submitting Proposed Orders Timely and Properly */

2011-05-17T18:42:11Z

‎Requirement for Uploading or Submitting Proposed Orders Timely and Properly

Mchaneys: /* Requirement for Uploading or Submitting Proposed Orders Timely and Properly */

2011-05-17T18:41:24Z

‎Requirement for Uploading or Submitting Proposed Orders Timely and Properly

Mchaneys: /* Requirement for Uploading or Submitting Proposed Orders Timely and Properly */

2011-05-17T18:40:18Z

‎Requirement for Uploading or Submitting Proposed Orders Timely and Properly

Mchaneys: /* Continuances */

2011-05-17T18:38:03Z

‎Continuances

Mchaneys: /* Telephonic Appearances */

2011-05-09T16:58:14Z

‎Telephonic Appearances

Mchaneys: /* Telephonic Appearances */

2011-05-09T16:46:49Z

‎Telephonic Appearances

Mchaneys: /* Forms/Links */

2011-05-02T19:10:17Z

‎Forms/Links

Mchaneys: /* Motions to Expedite */

2011-05-02T16:13:27Z

‎Motions to Expedite

Mchaneys: /* Continuances */

2011-05-02T16:12:56Z

‎Continuances

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	A witness will not be allowed to testify via telephone absent the advance approval of the Court and all parties participating in the hearing.<br>		A witness will not be allowed to testify via telephone absent the advance approval of the Court and all parties participating in the hearing.<br>
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		+	=Objection to Claim=
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		+	The proposed order '''must''' include the claim number in the title of the order and claimant’s name and address (see [[media:Form_Objection_to_Claim_Order.pdf\|Form Order Granting Objection to Claim]]).
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	=Motions to Extend Time to File Schedules=		=Motions to Extend Time to File Schedules=

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 An electronic filer MUST UPLOAD a proposed order  by electronic means using the Court’s
-'''Order Upload''' feature in the electronic filing system, '''at the time''' that any  motion, application, objection to claim, and other requests for relief is filed in any  main bankruptcy case or any adversary proceeding.   This requirement also applies to pleadings filed over the counter or by mail.  Failure to timely and properly upload or submit a proposed order will result in the respective pleading being dismissed for non-compliance.  See Order Adopting New Administrative Procedures for Electronic Filing entered on November 30, 2004(Section IV, E, ¶1, p. 16) entered by the Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Texas; Local Bankruptcy Rule 9013(a).
+'''Order Upload''' feature in the electronic filing system, '''at the time''' that any  motion, application, objection to claim, and other request for relief is filed in any main bankruptcy case or any adversary proceeding.   This requirement also applies to pleadings filed over the counter or by mail.  Failure to timely and properly upload or submit a proposed order will result in the respective pleading being dismissed for non-compliance.  See Order Adopting New Administrative Procedures for Electronic Filing entered on November 30, 2004(Section IV, E, ¶1, p. 16) entered by the Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Texas; Local Bankruptcy Rule 9013(a).
 =Continuances=

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 An electronic filer MUST UPLOAD a proposed order  by electronic means using the Court’s
-Order Upload feature in the electronic filing system, at the time that any  motion, application, objection to claim, and other requests for relief is filed in any  main bankruptcy case or any adversary proceeding.   This requirement also applies to pleadings filed over the counter or by mail.  Failure to timely and properly upload or submit a proposed order will result in the respective pleading being dismissed for non-compliance.  See Order Adopting New Administrative Procedures for Electronic Filing entered on November 30, 2004(Section IV, E, ¶1, p. 16) entered by the Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Texas; Local Bankruptcy Rule 9013(a).
+'''Order Upload''' feature in the electronic filing system, '''at the time''' that any  motion, application, objection to claim, and other requests for relief is filed in any  main bankruptcy case or any adversary proceeding.   This requirement also applies to pleadings filed over the counter or by mail.  Failure to timely and properly upload or submit a proposed order will result in the respective pleading being dismissed for non-compliance.  See Order Adopting New Administrative Procedures for Electronic Filing entered on November 30, 2004(Section IV, E, ¶1, p. 16) entered by the Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Texas; Local Bankruptcy Rule 9013(a).
 =Continuances=

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 =Requirement for Uploading or Submitting Proposed Orders Timely and Properly=
-An electronic filer MUST UPLOAD a proposed order  by electronic means using the Court’s Order Upload feature in the electronic filing system, at the time that any  motion, application, objection to claim, and other requests for relief is filed in any  main bankruptcy case or any adversary proceeding.   This requirement also applies to pleadings filed over the counter or by mail.  Failure to timely and properly upload or submit a proposed order will result in the respective pleading being dismissed for non-compliance.  See Order Adopting New Administrative Procedures for Electronic Filing entered on November 30, 2004(Section IV, E, ¶1, p. 16) entered by the Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Texas; Local Bankruptcy Rule 9013(a).
+An electronic filer MUST UPLOAD a proposed order  by electronic means using the Court’s
 =Continuances=

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		+	=Requirement for Uploading or Submitting Proposed Orders Timely and Properly=
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		+	An electronic filer MUST UPLOAD a proposed order by electronic means using the Court’s Order Upload feature in the electronic filing system, at the time that any motion, application, objection to claim, and other requests for relief is filed in any main bankruptcy case or any adversary proceeding. This requirement also applies to pleadings filed over the counter or by mail. Failure to timely and properly upload or submit a proposed order will result in the respective pleading being dismissed for non-compliance. See Order Adopting New Administrative Procedures for Electronic Filing entered on November 30, 2004(Section IV, E, ¶1, p. 16) entered by the Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Texas; Local Bankruptcy Rule 9013(a).
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	=Continuances=		=Continuances=
	Per Local Rule 9014(f):		Per Local Rule 9014(f):

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 Counsel may appear at a hearing by telephone when timely requested and deemed appropriate by the Court.  In approving attendance by telephone, consideration will be given to the level of participation in the hearing by counsel, nature and scope of the matter before the Court, number of parties seeking to appear by phone, associated time and cost of travel, and equity to all parties. Counsel will generally not be permitted to attend a hearing by telephone if counsel intends to present evidence, introduce exhibits, examine witnesses or make extensive legal arguments.<br>
-To request a telephonic appearance, counsel must [mailto:Ronda_Farrar@txwb.uscourts.gov email the Courtroom Deputy]at least 48 hours before the hearing. The request should include the case name and number, the attorney's name, the party represented, and a direct (not cell) phone number.  The Courtroom Deputy will confirm whether the Court has granted the request and, in the absence of such confirmation, counsel should not assume the request has been granted but rather should appear in person.<br>
+To request a telephonic appearance, counsel must [mailto:Ronda_Farrar@txwb.uscourts.gov email the Courtroom Deputy] at least 48 hours before the hearing. The request should include the case name and number, the attorney's name, the party represented, and a direct (not cell) phone number.  The Courtroom Deputy will confirm whether the Court has granted the request and, in the absence of such confirmation, counsel should not assume the request has been granted but rather should appear in person.<br>
 Persons appearing by telephone shall not use cell phones and shall mute any speaker phones when not speaking. While speaking during a hearing, the person shall not use speaker phones.  Speakers shall identify themselves each time they speak, and speak clearly and directly.

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 =Telephonic Appearances=
-Hearings may be conducted by telephone when deemed appropriate by the Court.  In approving a hearing by telephone, consideration will be given to the level of participation in the hearing by counsel, nature and scope of the matter before the Court, number of parties seeking to appear by phone, associated time and cost of travel, and equity to all parties. Counsel will generally not be permitted to attend a hearing by telephone if counsel intends to present evidence, introduce exhibits, examine witnesses or make extensive legal arguments.  To request a telephonic hearing, counsel must [mailto:Ronda_Farrar@txwb.uscourts.gov email the Courtroom Deputy]at least 48 hours before the hearing. The request should include the case name and number, the attorney's name, the party represented, and a direct (not cell) phone number.  The Courtroom Deputy will confirm whether the Court has granted the request and, in the absence of such confirmation, counsel should not assume the request has been granted but rather should appear in person.<br>
+Counsel may appear at a hearing by telephone when timely requested and deemed appropriate by the Court.  In approving attendance by telephone, consideration will be given to the level of participation in the hearing by counsel, nature and scope of the matter before the Court, number of parties seeking to appear by phone, associated time and cost of travel, and equity to all parties. Counsel will generally not be permitted to attend a hearing by telephone if counsel intends to present evidence, introduce exhibits, examine witnesses or make extensive legal arguments.<br>
-Persons appearing by telephone shall not use cell phones, shall mute any speaker phones when not speaking and while speaking during a hearing, shall not use speaker phones.  Speakers shall identify themselves each time they speak, and speak clearly and directly.
+To request a telephonic appearance, counsel must [mailto:Ronda_Farrar@txwb.uscourts.gov email the Courtroom Deputy]at least 48 hours before the hearing. The request should include the case name and number, the attorney's name, the party represented, and a direct (not cell) phone number.  The Courtroom Deputy will confirm whether the Court has granted the request and, in the absence of such confirmation, counsel should not assume the request has been granted but rather should appear in person.<br>
-A witness will not be allowed to testify via telephone absent the advance consent of the Court and all parties participating in the hearing.<br>
+Persons appearing by telephone shall not use cell phones and shall mute any speaker phones when not speaking. While speaking during a hearing, the person shall not use speaker phones.  Speakers shall identify themselves each time they speak, and speak clearly and directly.
 =Motions to Extend Time to File Schedules=

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	[[media:Order_Granting_Expedited_Hearing.pdf\|Form Order Granting Expedited Hearing]]		[[media:Order_Granting_Expedited_Hearing.pdf\|Form Order Granting Expedited Hearing]]

−	[]media:Order_Granting_Continuance.pdf\|Form Order Granting Continuance]]	+	[[media:Order_Granting_Continuance.pdf\|Form Order Granting Continuance]]

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 #a motion to expedite a hearing or consideration of a matter must state good cause for expediting;
 #the motion must be filed as a separate pleading from the matter which is requested to be expedited;
-#the motion '''[[must]] [[contain]] a certificate of conference''' reflecting efforts to confer with affected parties regarding the relief requested or the reasons why conferring was not possible or practical.
+#the motion '''must contain a certificate of conference''' reflecting efforts to confer with affected parties regarding the relief requested or the reasons why conferring was not possible or practical.
 In addition, to obtain an expedited hearing from, or expedited consideration by, Judge Mott:

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 #a motion to continue a hearing must be filed at least THREE business days prior to the hearing date, or state the nature of the emergency making it impossible to have filed it by that date;
 #the motion must state good cause for the continuance;
-#the motion '''Bold text'''must contain a certificate of conference'''Bold text''' reflecting efforts to confer with affected parties regarding the relief requested or the reasons why conferring was not possible or practical;
+#the motion '''must contain a certificate of conference''' reflecting efforts to confer with affected parties regarding the relief requested or the reasons why conferring was not possible or practical;
 #the motion should state with as much detail as possible the length of the continuance requested or the date or range of dates requested for the continued hearing;
 #the motion must be served on interested parties including those parties known or expected to participate in the hearing, who must be served electronically, by facsimile or by some other method reasonably calculated to provide immediate notice and the certificate of service demonstrating notice shall be filed with the motion;